Yup. The wrench…works. It’s your typical low cost spare tire wrench. Probably worth while to have a proper breaker bar with the appropriate socket stored someplace.
Just got mine today. I configured the jack like it would be stock. The tire pins the jack down, i just have a piece of cardboard between them and then the stock cup holds the whole thing down.
You won’t be able to do it yourself. Along with the VCM3, It requires Ford IDS and a login to verify you’re a legit Locksmith or technician. The PCM and BCM are paired along with the Key data. If you got the used PCM, BCM and keys from a similarly optioned vehicle, you might be able to get it...
There's two fuses that are directly tied to the alternator in the battery junction box under the hood. A Jumbo 275A fuse for the main charging power wire and a 10A fuse at F36 for the charging controller on the alternator itself. There's a good chance one of those is blown. It doesn't appear...
This value should lower it to 1 second. I think that there's been some issues with setting it to 0. In my F-150 I've never had consistent results when testing. I've never had a reason to try on the mustang, so please post back if it works for you.
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Do you have a VIN? Edit, i realized that you didn't have a specific one. You were looking at multiples. But if you can get a VIN you can look get an account at https://www.etis.ford.com/ and when you enter a vin, you can usually pick out some details from that.